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Legislation to discourage indiscriminate cutting of dogwood was introduced by Mr. Frost in the House, and he received much commendation, for this work for this bill, he said. The other controversial matter of major importance, appropriation of the Byrd tax refund money, Mr. Frost opposed, he said, because he felt it amounts to a roundabout ta'x increase.
Mr. Frost’s legislation wich passed both Houses was.: A bill amending the Warrenton town charter to allow the—town council to borrow money* to the extent provided by state law, when three ; fourths of the council members vote "foi* it.
A bill to amend the Remington town charter to authorize water anid sewage systems..
A bill requiring motor vehicles Registered in Virginia to have turn signal devices, and authorizing the use of .these devices in lieu of hand signals. This bill is effective January 1, 1955.
A bill to provide tjiat the words “No liability insurance included” be —put on statement of sale of motorvehicles when such is the case.
A bill to provide that a current —state-inspection stieker be displayed on motor vehicles at all times_
A bill to provide that a current state inspection sticker be displayed on motor vehicles at all times.
A bill providing that motor vehicles may be equipped with not more than two spotlights or two ditchlights.
A bill defining an antique automobile as one over 25 years old used solely as a collector’s item, and another bill providing a $5 license fee for antique autos used in parades, ceremonies, etc., good for the life of the car.
A T>ill to prohibit the throwing of lighted cigarettes or other dangerous articles from motor vehicles, moving or standing.
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